Love and trauma resound and rebound in Evie Wyld’s The Echoes In her fourth novel The Echoes, Evie Wyld orchestrates multiple narrative points of view through the intriguing figure of the echo. Love and trauma resound and rebound throughout. Persistent echoes are present in bodies, memories, photographs and places. The Conversation · Aug 19, 2024
New Andy Griffiths, Korean slow food and a frontier war epic: the best Australian books out in August Each month Guardian Australia editors and critics pick the upcoming titles they have already devoured – or can’t wait to get their hands on The Guardian - AU · Aug 2, 2024
On my radar: Evie Wyld’s cultural highlights The author on a musical tribute to Andy Warhol, the book that made her swear out loud, and an exciting new restaurant in Peckham The Guardian - UK · Jul 27, 2024
The Echoes by Evie Wyld review – a jigsaw puzzle portrait of buried family secrets In the fourth novel by the award-winning author of The Bass Rock, Wyld weaves a cleverly fragmented story of an Australian woman whose traumatic past casts a long shadow on the present The Guardian - UK · Jul 22, 2024
The Echoes by Evie Wyld review – ghosts of the past A woman is haunted by her traumatic Australian childhood – and her dead boyfriend – in a darkly funny novel that hints at hope The Guardian - UK · Jul 18, 2024
Your ultimate summer reading list: the best new books to take on holiday Wondering what to read on your lounger this summer? From an erotic political novel set in the heart of Westminster to a non-fiction with overtones of The Talented Mr Ripley, Alex Peake-Tomkinson shares the most exciting new titles of 2024 Evening Standard · Jul 11, 2024
Fiction to look out for in 2024 The first great lockdown novel, new tales from David Nicholls, Sarah Perry and Percival Everett, and Rachel Kushner’s contender for the Booker… next year promises to be special The Guardian - UK · Jan 1, 2024
Stella Prize 10 years on: Australian authors reflect on how the award changed their careers and the literary landscape Since its inception in 2012, the $50,000 Stella Prize has changed the lives of Australian women and non-binary authors like Charlotte Wood and Jess Hill – placing their stories at the centre of national conversation. ABC News · Mar 15, 2022